Safety and circulation form the backbone of the design, with clearly designated pedestrian pathways separated from vehicle routes, comprehensive wayfinding signage, and strategic shading structures throughout high-traffic areas. The landscape palette exclusively features native Karnataka species, supporting local biodiversity while reducing maintenance requirements and water consumption.
The project demonstrates how thoughtful landscape architecture can transform industrial environments into healthier, more organized workplaces. The project shows how industrial facilities can be transformed into organised, safe, and community-centred environments; balancing efficiency with care for both people and ecology.
Integrated Industrial Landscape & Workplace Design
Category
Landscape Design
Scope
Conceptual Zoning , Landscaping design, wayfinding and Signages
Location
Karnataka, India
Size
97,000 Sqft.
A comprehensive zoning and landscaping strategy for a feed mill facility, prioritizing worker safety, environmental sustainability, and operational efficiency through thoughtful spatial organization.
This comprehensive landscaping and zoning project reimagines the Asha Feed Mill as a model for a safe and sustainable industrial workplace design. The 9,000 sqm facility undergoes a complete spatial reorganisation through conceptual zoning, which clearly separates operational areas from social spaces while maintaining functional connectivity.
The design strategy establishes distinct zones, including dedicated truck parking areas, warehouse facilities, office spaces, worker amenities, and management areas. Central to the concept is the creation of shared open spaces, outdoor seating areas, and a canteen facility that fosters community interaction while respecting the hierarchy of industrial operations.